Thomas Haynes, Sr., of Amesbury

Not the same as Thomas Haynes of Salem

Thomas Haynes Sr.

• aka Haines
• Born about 1646 in Salisbury, Norfolk, Massachusetts Bay
• Died about Jul 1709 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts Bay
• Parents unknown
• Husband of Martha (Barnard) Haynes — married 26 Dec 1667 (to about 1683) in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts Bay

Disambiguation

This source:Salem (Mass.), (1916) Vital records of Salem, Massachusetts, to the end of the year 1849 ... Vol 1. Salem, MA: The Essex institute; says that;"Thomas Haines was born on Oct 17, 1690 at Salem, Massachusetts, a son of Thomas Haynes and Sarah Ray. Do not confuse the "Thomas Haines of Salem,Essex,New Jersey" that is cited in this record whether correct or incorrect to this proven "Thomas Haynes Senr." of Salisbury, Norfolk, Massachusetts Bay. Who married Martha Barnard or his son Mr. Thomas Haynes.[1]

Biography

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Haynes-295

Thomas HAINES, Sr. of Amesbury MA probate 3/29/1692; Spouse: (1. Martha BARNARD married in Salisbury,Norfolk,MA Bay on 10/26/1667; she married (2) Samuel Bucknam.

Children include:

Children:

1. Thomas born 5/27/1670 married in 1698 too Lydia Young, daughter of Rowland Young Senr.[2]
2. Eleanor Haynes born; 2/7/1673-4 in Amesbury MA,married Matthews Young (son of Rowland Young Jr)
3. Aquila born 1678;
4. John born 1680;
5. Mary born 1681. Married James Brickett.

Notes

http://www.harbormasters.org/cities/amesbury.shtml

Amesbury is a suburban community with an unusual industrial and manufacturing history. First settled by Europeans in 1645, the town's earliest industries included mills, shipyards and a heavily used ferry operation across the Merrimac River to Newburyport. There were always scattered farms in the community, but unlike most Colonial settlements, agriculture was secondary to an aggressive maritime and industrial economy. By the 19th century, the shipbuilding, shipping and fishing which had employed most of the population was giving way to textiles, ironworks, saw and grist mills that had been established on a 90' drop of the Powow River, which provided crucial water power.

Sources

• Husband: Thomas Haynes Wife: Martha Barnard Marriage: 26 DEC 1667 Place: Salisbury,Norfolk, MA
• Thomas HAINES, Sr. of Amesbury MA probate 3/29/1692;
• ↑ Salem (Mass.), (1916) Vital records of Salem, Massachusetts, to the end of the year 1849 ... Vol 1. Salem, MA: The Essex institute Archive.org accessed 18 Sept 2016 (Pages 396-97).
• ↑ Genealogical Dictionary of New England 240: Haines,Thomas, b. Salis. 27 May 1670, br. to (1) and (5), leased land in York from Mr. Wm. Hooke 4 Apr. 1695; grants 1697, 1703. Gr. j. 1703. He m. bef. 12 May 1698 Lydia Young . Will 20 June 1721 (inven. 28 Sept. 1723), wife sole legatee; she m. 2d Saml. Bragdon(6). Aft. her death 1757, his bro. John, br.-in-law and sis. James and Mary Brickett, sued John Bean for his land
• ↑ Gen Dictionary ME & NH pg 295: Aquila Haines, York, where liv his bros John and Thomas and sis Eleanor, w of Matthew Young (Me Ct Jan 1696-7); their fa Thomas of Amesbury.
• ↑ Massachusetts, Town Clerk, Vital and Town Records, 1626-2001
• Gen Dictionary ME & NH pg 295: Aquila Haines, York, where liv his bros John and Thomas and sis Eleanor, w of Matthew Young (Me Ct Jan 1696-7); their fa Thomas of Amesbury.
• Genealogical Dictionary of New England 240: Haines, THOMAS, b. Salis. 27 May 1670, br. to (1) and (5), leased land in York from Mr. Wm. Hooke 4 Apr. 1695; grants 1697, 1703. Gr. j. 1703. He m. bef. 12 May 1698 Lydia Young (Rowland). Will 20 June 1721 (inven. 28 Sept. 1723), wife sole legatee; she m. 2d Saml. Bragdon(6). Aft. her death 1757, his bro. John, br.-in-law and sis. James and Mary Brickett, sued John Bean for his land
• Vital records of Salem, Massachusetts, to the end of the year 1849. p. 396. Salem (Mass.). Publish Data: 1916. Collections: library_of_congress, americana
• Massachusetts, Town Clerk, Vital and Town Records, 1626-2001 database with images, FamilySearch 13 July 2016), Thoms Haynes and Martha Barnard, 26 Dec 1667; citing Marriage, Amesbury, Essex, Massachusetts, United States, , town clerk offices, Massachusetts; FHL microfilm 893,105.
• MASSACHUSETTS MARRIAGES, 1633-1850 Sarah Ray, spouse Thomas Haines, 15 Oct 1676, Salem, Essex Co, MA
• FAMILY HISTORY LIBRARY, SALT LAKE CITY, UT, Film #0761210
• FAMILY DATA COLLECTION - DEATHS Thomas Haynes, 25 Sep 1685.
• http://www.oakbaydesigns.com/Maine/2haines.htm
• Hubley, Claire (Wardwell) and Richard Elmer Hubley. Descendants of Nathaniel Brickett of Newbury Massachusetts: Listing 1350 Descendants for 13 Generations. (1998). Available at FamilySearch.org. Page 3-5 < link > James Brickett was Born 11 Dec 1679 in Newbury, Massachusetts. He died 12 Mar 1764. Son of Nathaniel Brickett (d 1711). Married 1704 to Mary Haynes (1683-27 Nov 1770), daughter of Thomas Haynes & Martha Barnard.

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